Magento

Upgraded to 1.2.0 on an XAMPP test site.  All seems fine so far, but we can no longer edit products or add new ones - the ‘category’ tab when clicked simply shows the spinning “please wait” graphic and you have to close the browser to get back in.  Obviously products aren’t being saved or edited.

Normal Category editing (via it’s own menu) works fine, but not from within a product.  Shame, as we wanted to test the downloadable product option but cannot assign anything to a category.

Additional notes: any of the tabs from catalogue/product crash the browser, including “related products”.

What browser do you use and what is its version ?
Did you try to refresh browser’s cache ? (Ctrl-F5 or Ctrl-R refreshes cache in most of them)

Michael - 30 December 2008 02:10 AM

What browser do you use and what is its version ?
Did you try to refresh browser’s cache ? (Ctrl-F5 or Ctrl-R refreshes cache in most of them)

Hi Michael, thanks for the reply.

Doesn’t work in Firefox (2 or 3) but works in IE 7.

Did you upgrade with Magento Connect Manager ?
Can you please post a screenshot of your Magento Connect Manager page ?

Redpen,

Also:

1) What version of XAMPP are you running?
2) What version did you upgrade from (Magento 1.1.8?)

I’m running XAMPP 1.6.8, upgraded Magento 1.1.8 -> 1.2 with no issue (via Magento connect)

Hi all, i have the same problem.

http://www.printi.be/casheco/index.php/admin/catalog_category/

login: ox
passwd: oxadmin

If you try to change a product category or options you will see the error

This is a test demo store to test the update.
Update with Magento Connect.

I have make a test clean installation and all is running but i will find the error whaen i want to make the upgrade with magento connect to apply it to my active store.

upgrade from 1.1.8

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@Raf-Belgique : You store seems to be broken with 500 error at the moment. Please check the permissions on the following files and folders:

I guess these ones are the permission you have to set on files to make it working, and to be able to run upgrade agains, as you Magento doesn’t seem to be upgraded completely.

ok site is up

i have making a re-install of the modules
re-upload my .htacces
an change authorization again.

Problem believe the same :-(

Hello,

I’ve upgraded Magento from 1.1.8 to 1.2.0.1 using Magento Connect.

Now each time I try to select “categories” in the left menu, while editing or adding a new product, I have the “please wait” message that stay “stuck"… So I’m unable to set /edit categories for products :(

Cache updated, I can access categories manager .

Hello,
I have the exactly same problem.

I’ ve upgraded from magento 1.8 to 1.2.0.1 via magento connect

I join a screenshot of my Magento Connect Manager page.

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After upgrading from 1.8 to 1.2.1 using Connect Manager update.

Catalog>Manage Categories The left Categories links will not open/dropdown

System>Configuration The left Catalog link… I get the message “A file permissions error has occurred. Please check the permissions on the script and the directory it is in and try again.”

755 index.php
644 downloader
755 download/index.php
644 js
755 js/index.php
Does not work on shared hosting for me.... it disables all JavaScript

For best results i used
755 for folders
755 js/index.php

But also tried many other file folder permissions, but still can not get it to work correctly.

redpen - 30 December 2008 02:12 AM

Michael - 30 December 2008 02:10 AM

What browser do you use and what is its version ?
Did you try to refresh browser’s cache ? (Ctrl-F5 or Ctrl-R refreshes cache in most of them)

Hi Michael, thanks for the reply.

Doesn’t work in Firefox (2 or 3) but works in IE 7.

I had the same problem redpen described. Clearing the *browser’s* cache fixed it.

I had similar problem. I just managed to fix it.

I upgraded from 1.1.8 to 1.2.0.1 and categories didn’t work. I checked JS error console and saw some messages there. After checking number of items in /app/design/adminhtml I found out that it is still 482 items, totalling 1.8 MB as in default 1.1.8 installation. Then I checked the same directory in my new 1.2.0.1 system that had 523 items, totalling 2.1 MB.

I figured out that those missing files are the ones causing the problems. I archieved current adminhtml directory for backup purposes, deleted it and copied new files from magento-1.2.0.1.tar.gz (clean installation archive).

If you haven’t made any modifications in adminhtml directory, this should be pretty safe action even on live site.

Everything works now. Yipiii!

I solved my problem in reinstalling Magento 1.2.0.1 instead of doing an upgrade.

- save media & personnal template, email & skin
- delete magento directory (in fact I renamed it to be able to roll back)
- keep database (and made a full save in order to be able to roll back )
- full copy of Magento 1.2.0.1 files in a brand new directory
- copy of personnal files & media
- full install (I kept most of my customisation as I didn’t delete the database)
- reinstall your modules via Magento Connect…

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